Sentence examples for approach understandable from inspiring English sources

Maddox finds her earthbound approach understandable, given what she sees as the "hostile environment" in which Rosalind found herself: "If she had felt very confident and supported, she might have been able to make outrageous leaps of imagination".

This "greatest hits" approach is understandable in market terms.

While this approach is understandable, I fear it can damage a business model.

But to say that the president's approach is understandable does not mean that it's necessarily defensible.

This approach was understandable: most people think health care is too expensive, so the ability to hold down costs seems like a selling point for the plan.

A cautious approach is understandable, particularly because many wineries are connected to the various port houses, where conservatism is part of the DNA.

Douglas Muzzio, a professor of public affairs at Baruch College, said that Ms. Quinn's turn to a more aggressive approach was understandable given the shifting dynamic and the advancing calendar.

While the reasons for Germany's approach seem understandable, both in terms of the country's past and the natural desire of political leaders to win, following such an approach in the high-stakes realm of foreign and security policy carries a potentially steep cost in international influence.

That approach was understandable a few generations ago.

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With only one half-century in the series prior to this match his approach was understandable, but what you cannot have is Pietersen being shotless and that is effectively what happened when he went 45 minutes without scoring in the early part of his innings.